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Special Issue on Labor Regulation in Global Supply Chains in the ILR Review August 2020 issue

The August 2020 Cornell ILR Review has published a "Special Issue on Labor Relations in Global Supply Chains" curated by NCP's Sarosh Kuruvilla and Matthew Amengual of Oxford University.

Free limited access to the special issue is available here as well as in our Research Outputs.

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